Sentence examples for under preemption from inspiring English sources

This paper established a travel time estimation model for emergency vehicles under preemption control conditions.

Thus, White would have overturned the statute on grounds of preemption under Section 7 of the NLRA: I am willing to hold that, as a matter of law, a statute like § 93(b), which prohibits a union from collecting dues from its members, impairs the union's ability to represent those members to such an extent that it infringes on their § 7 right to bargain through the representative of their choice.

In the pre-election period, then, it seems unassailable that Hamas' acts of terrorism were not justified under a theory of collective self-defense or preemption, and were not proportional to any articulable claim of cognizable grievance.

One of the most controversial and important provisions of the new Reg A rules is federal preemption of state review of these offerings, under state rules known as "Blue Sky" laws.

The legislation also excludes state chemical disclosure laws from preemption, as well as any state regulations that fall under clean air or clean water laws.

At 7 P.M., Douglas arrived at the Preemption.

Federal preemption is a doctrine about structure, not rights.

"To say that we've never had a preemption policy would be foolish".

Preemption, Mr. Bush tells us, is what the proposed war is all about.

Today, engagement is not credible (nor, for that matter is preemption).

Congress & the people has been disrupted by Presidential preemption of the main channels of public access.